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| If no surjective, can find <math>b \in \Delta</math> not in image of <math>f</math>. Consider <math>g(z) = \varphi_b \circ f</math>, non-zero on <math>\Omega</math> so has a square root <math>h</math>, let <math>h(a) = c</math>, consider <math>F(z) = \varphi_c \circ h</math>, sends <math>a</math> to zero and is injective, an explicit calculation shows <math>|F^\prime(a)|>|f^\prime(a)|</math>, a contradiction. | If no surjective, can find <math>b \in \Delta</math> not in image of <math>f</math>. Consider <math>g(z) = \varphi_b \circ f</math>, non-zero on <math>\Omega</math> so has a square root <math>h</math>, let <math>h(a) = c</math>, consider <math>F(z) = \varphi_c \circ h</math>, sends <math>a</math> to zero and is injective, an explicit calculation shows <math>|F^\prime(a)|>|f^\prime(a)|</math>, a contradiction. | ||
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3423/3424: Complex Analysis I/II
Lecturer: Dr. Dmitri Zaitsev
Website: Link
Contents |
Introduction
The course
The course focuses around several main theorems, both proof (given below) and applications. There is on average four assignments between both semesters. The exam is worth a 100% of the course.
The subject
Theorems
Outline of Riemann Mapping Theorem
Just learn the bold points for a minimal outline.
- Reduce to case
is bounded, using fact
is not all of
As
, so
on
, so there is a square root
, injective as
. We can show there is
such that
but
, let
, then
is bounded (by
).
- Create a family
of injective maps taking
to 0
Consider
bounded, let
injective
. Let
, there exists a sequence
such that
, obviously
so
uniformly bounded, so...
- Apply Montel's theorem to find a compactly convergent subsequence in
converging to
with the maximum possible
... Montel's theorem implies there is a compactly convergent subsequence
tending to
such that
.
- Show
is injective (using Rouche's theorem)
Assume
not injective, let
but
, let
,
. Look at a disc
not containing
, suppose
is non-zero on boundary of disc and note can choose
so that
(by uniform convergence of
to
), Rouche then implies
in disc, injectivity of
then says
in disc, contradiction.
- Show
is surjective, by supposing not and then constructing a function
satisfying
If no surjective, can find
not in image of
. Consider
, non-zero on
so has a square root
, let
, consider
, sends
to zero and is injective, an explicit calculation shows
, a contradiction.

